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Type-checking Bicep arrays and objects
As you may have guessed by now, I'm delving heavily into the world of Bicep right now, mostly in order to describe the infrastructure for my personal projects in a readable way.…
Bicep, loops, and defaults
I've been playing around a lot with bicep recently. I like it because it is much more readable than ARM templates and lets me modularize my deployments easily. Recently, I was…
Top Ten things to consider when taking your GraphQL service into production
It's a somewhat well-known facet of development that we don't consider production problems until it is too late in the development cycle. When we look at taking a Web API into…
Build a GraphQL API on Azure API Management using Bicep
When I build a service in the cloud, I describe the infrastructure as a blob of code. There are lots of solutions out there for this. Azure has the Azure Resource Manager (or…
Azure Active Directory Authentication for Blazor WASM (Part 4: SignalR)
I really thought I was through with Azure Active Directory! Honest! However, another key piece came up. My CloudMud is a real-time pub/sub application that uses SignalR. How do I…
Azure Active Directory Authentication for Blazor WASM (Part 3: Production)
Recently, I've been working on integrating authentication with Azure Active Directory into my Blazor app. I've covered the server side and the client side, so what's left? Well,…
Azure Active Directory Authentication for Blazor WASM (Part 2: The Client)
I'm in the middle of adding authentication to my Blazor WASM app. In the last article, I introduced the service side of things to consider when integrating Azure Active Directory…
Azure Active Directory Authentication for Blazor WASM (Part 1: The Server)
Continuing my foray into Blazor WASM, I decided to tackle authentication. The Microsoft documentation has an excellent article on how to do this using the built-in tooling to…
Building Stylesheets for Blazor with SASS
As I mentioned in my last article, I'm building a cloud-based MUD using all the modern techniques that I have available to me. One of the things I decided was that I was going to…
Building a serverless MUD infrastructure in Azure
If you went to college back in the 1980's or 90's and studied computer science, then it is likely you bumped into the MUD (multi-user dungeon) craze. Back then, computer science…